doing good things

Kathy Hochul — Governor of New York

As your state’s governor, Hochul remains one of the most powerful women in the country.

Focused on housing affordability, infrastructure, public safety, and economic development.

Leading New York’s response to federal policy shifts under President Trump’s second term.

Ghazala F. Hashmi — Lieutenant Governor of Virginia

First Muslim woman to hold statewide office in the U.S.

Focused on education, workforce development, and civil rights.

Part of Virginia’s new Democratic leadership team.

Elissa Slotkin — U.S. Senator (Michigan)

Rising national Democratic figure.

Known for national security expertise and centrist appeal.

Frequently tapped as a party spokesperson.

State Governors (Historic High in 2026)

The U.S. now has a record 14 female governors, including:

Abigail Spanberger — Governor of Virginia (NEW, 2026)

First woman governor in Virginia history.

Immediately signed executive orders reversing immigration enforcement cooperation and focusing on healthcare and housing.

Seen as a future national Democratic leader.

Mikie Sherrill — Governor of New Jersey (NEW, 2026)

Former Navy pilot and federal prosecutor.

Focused on infrastructure, public safety, and cost of living.

First female military veteran governor in U.S. history.

Maura Healey — Governor of Massachusetts

One of the most prominent LGBTQ+ leaders in U.S. politics.

Focused on housing, clean energy, and healthcare reform.

Gretchen Whitmer — Governor of Michigan

National figure with strong labor and infrastructure agenda.

Frequently discussed as a future presidential or cabinet contender.

Katie Hobbs — Governor of Arizona

Focused on election integrity, water policy, and immigration.

Janet Mills — Governor of Maine

Emphasizing rural healthcare, broadband, and economic development.

Kelly Ayotte — Governor of New Hampshire

Republican governor, focused on fiscal policy and education reform.

Activism & National Influence
Stacey Abrams — Voting Rights & Democracy Advocate

Leading a major national campaign against authoritarianism and democratic backsliding.

Coordinating with national grassroots organizations.

One of the most influential progressive organizers in the country.

Business, Nonprofit & Civil Society Power
Angela F. Williams — CEO, United Way Worldwide

Leads one of the world’s largest nonprofit networks.

Focused on poverty, disaster response, and community health.

Diane Yentel — CEO, National Council of Nonprofits

Leading legal and advocacy efforts to protect nonprofit funding.

Public voice against federal grant freezes affecting charities.